Passport to Paradise

About the Book

Islamic terrorists are out to bring industrial chaos to the United States, in their eyes the "Great Satan." A U.S. agent assigned to the case as part of a special anti-terrorist group is forever wary that death lies in wait for him as he attempts to find out who is behind it all. He falls in love with an exotic Iranian woman but never knows until the end whether she feels the same for him or is luring him into a deadly trap. The story travels from Mexico to Washington, London, Rome, the burning deserts of Saudi Arabia, and the Arctic wastelands of Alaska, leaving a trail of greed, lust, love, revenge, and bloodshed in its wake.

About the Author

The author survived a deadly mob riot in Iran, where he lived for three years, crashed in a Cessna 180 on Alaska's Mount McKinley, nearly froze overnight in an ice cave at 35° below zero, trekked in the Himalayas, and lived for ten months with a primitive tribe in Burma.